beginning, noo sprout, and urned pale like a dry banana-skin.

    quot;O Sidd; ; you to do t?quot;

    Sidd  he submission.

    quot;O Govinda,quot; ly, quot;lets not e omorro daybreak I .quot;

    Siddered tting on a mat of bast, and stepped beanding til  t someone anding be;Is t you, Sidd you came to say.quot;

    Quot;ito tell you t it is my longing to leave your omorroo tics. My desire is to become a Samana. May my fat oppose t;

    t, and remained silent for so long t tars in tive positions, ere t and motionless stood t and motionless sat t, and tars traced t;Not proper it is for a Brao speak  indignation is in my . I o  for a second time from your mout;

    Sloood silently, his arms folded.

    quot; are you ing for?quot; asked ther.

    Quot;You kno;

    Indignant, t t,  to his bed and lay down.

    After an ood up, paced to and fro, and left tanding,  moving from . Pale s robe. ity in , turned to his bed.

    After anotood up again, paced to and fro,  of t tood Sidd moving from ,  reflecting from , t back to bed.

    And er an er t, by t of tars, in ter ly, o tanding in t  , filled   h sadness.

    And in ts last urned, stepped into tanding tall and like a stranger to him.

    quot;Sidd; ;ing for?quot;

    quot;You kno;

    quot;ill you aland t , until itll becomes morning, noon, and evening?quot;

    quot;I and and .

    quot;You ired, Sidd;

    quot;I ired.quot;

    quot;You will fall asleep, Sidd;